The anticipated transition of vehicle transportation in the coming years got a hearing in a Kentucky legislative meeting Tuesday. The bill establishes the regulatory framework for the operation of fully autonomous vehicles on Kentucky’s public highways. Ariel Wolf represents the Autonomous Vehicle Industry Association. While saying collisions occur with all vehicles, Wolf said the bill provides clarity and accountability.
“We can get to a point that autonomous vehicle technology can be safely and swiftly operated and deployed on these roads and the roads of this country so that we can retain our global leadership position in this technology and continue to grow our economy while improving safety,” said Wolf.
